For a long time, I had a Logitech Harmony Hub and its accompanying Companion remote. The Harmony Hub could communicate with devices using infrared (IR), Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. This meant that it could ...

Logitech is axing its Alexa-powered Harmony Express remote, giving owners a little over two months notice that their voice-controlled remote is about to stop working. Launched in April 2019, the ...

Smartphones can control anything and everything these days, including your TV and media players. Of course just because they CAN doesn’t mean they SHOULD. Dedicated remotes with physical buttons that ...

Have been using a Harmony Ultimate since 2013, and the hub has finally gone unresponsive. I've tried various means to get it back to health, and it seems like it's met its end. Having been out of the ...

Accessory vendor Logitech announced on Tuesday that the company is expanding its Harmony line of universal remote controls with a new flagship model, a new low-end model, and a multi-function hub that ...

It’s not quite perfect (it makes a terrible Sonos controller replacement), but Logitech’s Harmony Elite can control anything in your entertainment center and almost anything in your connected-home ...

Logitech's Harmony remote lineup has been pleasing affluent A/V enthusiasts for ages now, but the company's universal devices have hardly ever suited the low-end crowd. All that changes today, or at ...

If a friend comes over and you want to use your Harmony to control their device, you will need to reprogram it; if however what you meant was that you wanted, for example, to switch to a different ...

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Logitech Harmony Express is a $249 universal voice remote control with Amazon Alexa built-in that controls up to 15 devices. Logitech just released the Harmony Express universal voice remote control ...

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